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CONSTITUTIONAL BASIS AND CHALLENGES OF ABROGATION OF ARTICLE 370 IN J&K

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Published On: February 2nd 2026 Authored By: Parinita Kolipaka School of Law, Gitam University ABSTRACT The repeal of Article 370, which revoked Jammu and Kashmir’s special constitutional status and resulted in its reorganisation as the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh in 2019, raises complex constitutional issues. This paper examines the constitutional basis […]

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Medical Negligence in India: Development, Duty, and Consumer Protection Framework

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Published On: February 2nd 2026 Authored By: Mahi Shah NMIMS Kirit P Mehta School of Law Abstract Medical negligence is not simply a legal term, but an actual fact of life. This article looks at how the meaning medical negligence has changed over time, starting with very early cases where it was first recognized that

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The Legal Paradox: Where Free Speech Ends and Hate Speech Begins – A Comparative Analysis

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Published On: February 2nd 2026 Authored By: Koneru Dinesh Goud Alliance University ABSTRACT This article explores the constitutional, legal, and societal dimensions of individual liberty and the collective harmony in contemporary India. The freedom of speech is entitled to citizens through “Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution”. However, it is also subject to reasonable restrictions

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FACIAL RECOGNITION AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY: LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONCERNS IN INDIA

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Published On: February 2nd 2026 Authored By: Joy Mercy Chettinad School of Law ABSTRACT In India, the non existence of a specific law governing Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) has resulted in major constitutional issues concerning the right to privacy, which is one of the most important human rights. The mass surveillance and biometric data extraction

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